Dominican Nature and Landmarks
Explore historical monuments and natural features across the Dominican Republic, from the capital to the central highlands. The Columbus Lighthouse in Santo Domingo Este serves as a monumental mausoleum, while the nearby Parque Colón features a statue of the explorer. Natural sites include the Jimenoa Waterfall in the La Vega Province and the El Choco Caves in Cabarete, known for crystal-clear swimming holes. The list also includes Parque Mirador Del Sur, built along a limestone ridge, and the outdoor recreation grounds of La Hacienda.
A Columbus Lighthouse
Columbus Lighthouse is a mausoleum monument to Christopher Columbus located in Santo Domingo Este, Dominican Republic.
B Jimenoa Waterfall
Jarabacoa is a town located in the central region of the Dominican Republic. It is the second largest municipality in La Vega Province.
C El Choco Caves
Caves in Cabarete are filled with crystal clear water where some brave people swim. Everything in a walking distance from Cabarete!
La Hacienda
Adventure park in the Anamuya region featuring ziplining, horseback riding, off-road buggy trails, and a chairlift with views of the tropical landscape.
E Parque Mirador Del Sur
Above long limestone ridge there is lengthy shady park that features caves (one of them is converted into restaurant).
F Columbus Park
Shady park with Columbus statue is one of the gathering places of Dominicans. Busy and quiet at the same time.
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